Bobby Jindal - 29 September 2008 01:27 PM

fred - 29 September 2008 01:24 PM

BULL… Barak accused McCain of being wrong about Kissinger… Kissinger said obama was wrong.

I beleive that settles it, no matter how you try to spin it.

You’re not reading what Kissinger said.  That’s why he’s the diplomat and you’re not!

...From the same guy that believed McCain was for the $700 B bailout.

Yep. I beleive they have been referring to it as the “McBush” bailout plan.  Now they’re blaming McCain for killing it.. First they say they’re against the plan, then profess their loyalty to obama and the dimocrats pushing the plan!!

You guys are some kinda confused.

John McCain is all about gimmicks and campaign stunts, not leadership or.

Bobby Jindal - 29 September 2008 02:38 PM

John McCain is all about gimmicks and campaign stunts, not leadership or.

You are getting as sad a man as dm..  Politics before everything else.

fred - 29 September 2008 02:35 PM

Yep. I beleive they have been referring to it as the “McBush” bailout plan.  Now they’re blaming McCain for killing it.. First they say they’re against the plan, then profess their loyalty to obama and the dimocrats pushing the plan!!

You guys are some kinda confused.

That is not me saying this.  I report, DM1 decides.

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John McCain’s presidential campaign claimed credit as Congress readied Monday to vote on an emergency economic package, but Democrats said the Republican’s last-ditch intervention had been no help.

Mitt Romney, McCain’s erstwhile rival for the Republican nomination, said the deal on a Wall Street bailout worth up to 700 billion dollars would never have happened without the Arizona senator.

Speaking on NBC television, the former Massachusetts governor said “this bill would not have been agreed to had it not been for John McCain.”

http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/20080929/pl_afp/usvote_080929144550;_ylt=Ag6nlC00hhcp5toDiOoPyaupg9IF

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Bobby Jindal - 29 September 2008 02:09 PM

“One should be prepared to negotiate, and I think we should be prepared to negotiate about Iran,” Kissinger, who brokered the end of the 1973 Yom Kippur war and peace talks with the North Vietnamese, said in an interview with Bloomberg Television. Asked whether he meant the U.S. should hold direct talks, Kissinger, 84, responded: “Yes, I think we should.”

Kissenger said we should negotiate “about Iran”. He didn’t say who we should negotiate with. Henry Kissenger knows the difference between the words “about” and “with”.

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Bobby Jindal - 29 September 2008 02:09 PM

“I’ve been in semi-private, totally private talks with Iranians,” he said. “They’ve had put before them approaches that with a little flexibility on their part would, in my view, surely lead to negotiations.” He didn’t elaborate on who was engaged in the talks.

Hell, I’ve had private conversations with Iranians too, and we discussed (in private) world events.
It doesn’t mention there what Kissenger privately talked to Iranians about or who the Iranians were. It would appear that the writers would have us believe that Kissenger is Bush’ Secretary of State.

It appears the writers hold the same slipping grasp on the English language as you do Bobby.